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Reggie Sanders is awful.
I like Augie Ojeda alot. But he wasn't the man for that spot.You would prefer Jeff Salazar or Alex Romero over the .345 hitting Augie Ojeda with the game on the line? Really?
I used to watch Reggie Sanders when he played for the D'backs. He was the only player on the field (actually the only one I've ever seen -- and I've been attending Major League baseball games since 1952) who didn't crouch down when the pitcher was ready to deliver to the plate.MaoTosiFanClub said:Reggie Sanders is awful
Nick Piecoro said he wasn't available, so who knows.I like Augie Ojeda alot. But he wasn't the man for that spot.
Sutton and Grace said that CoJack was available to pinch-hit. 'Much more likely than Augie to hit a routine fly ball to the outfield, and much easier than hitting a single through the infield.
RJ moves into second on the all time strikeout list in the first inning
As soon as Braun hit his home run I knew it was over and just hit fast-forward on the dvr to see the results. Wasn't surprised at all that it ended 7-1. No offense and suspect defense - and Scherzer got owned!
I used to watch Reggie Sanders when he played for the D'backs. He was the only player on the field (actually the only one I've ever seen -- and I've been attending Major League baseball games since 1952) who didn't crouch down when the pitcher was ready to deliver to the plate.
Reggie would stand nonchalantly in RF, then jog after balls hit just to his left or right, turning the opponents singles into doubles.
I don't expect to see anyone in any field of endeavor have perfect skills.
I do expect to see them have perfect attitude.
I know. I made reference to his playing days, because I don't enjoy seeing someone as lackadaisical as he was being rewarded with a cushy post-game analysis job.I was actually referring to his postgame analysis on FSN. He's the baseball version of Tim Hardaway.
No one else talking about Randy...am I the only one who still loves the guy?